| Optimising
Information Effectiveness within Industry
Funded by Centre for Scientific Enterprise
Project head: Dr
Thomas Jackson
Duration: Dec 2004 - May 2007
Description
The Chevening Technology Enterprise Fellowship Programme
was a 9-month programme designed to support companies and universities
in the effective and efficient adoption and exploitation of technology
in live, current projects
A total of four fellowships were awarded and the projects
were:
1. To construct an interactive email application that
works with the de-facto email applications that enables “real-time”
email training to improve employee productivity
2. To build an application that will be able to capture
and manage electronic knowledge from email communication.
3. To undertake a detailed assessment of employee
email interaction to enable an Intelligent Electronic Message Classification
and Notification Management Application to be developed that will increase
the efficiency of an employee’s interaction with email through
changing the way employees are currently interrupted and interact with
email.
4. To enhance a fully Integrated Knowledge Workspace
to enable employees to access “just-in-time knowledge” to
increase their quality of work and productivity.
Publication:
Jackson, T.W. and Smith, S. 'Developing an e-mail Interception
and Interpretation', Emerging Trends and Challenges in Information Technology
Management, 2, Khosrow-Pour, M.(ed), Idea Group Publishing, Hershey, May
2006, pp611-614, ISSN 1 59904 018 0.
Contact:
Thomas Jackson
Department of Information Science
Loughborough University
Loughborough
Leicestershire
LE11 3TU
Email: t.w.jackson@lboro.ac.uk
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